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Vedanta, Hinduism |
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Spiritual
Import of Religious Festivals
A compilation of different lectures
delivered on various occasions throughout
the twelve months of the year highlighting
the significance and importance of
the concerned occasions every month.
This book is a highly religious compendium
and deeply philosophical.
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Daily
Invocations
A powerful Vedic Invocation drawing into
oneself the power of creation as the embodiment
of God Almighty. Contains English translation
and an incisive introduction. |
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A
Short History of Religious and
Philosophic Thought in India
Thought in India A rapid yet
compre-hensive survey ranging from
the Vedas and the Upanishads to the
Smritis, and including the Itihasas
and Puranas, the Bhagavadgita, Yoga
Vasishtha, etc. Good thumbnail sketches
of subjects to which whole libraries
and cultures are devoted. |
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The
Teachings of the Bhagavadgita
A condensed version of 'The Philosophy
of the Bhagavadgita', explained in Swamiji's
unique fashion and linked to the audio
discourse for each chapter.
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The
Spiritual Import of the Mahabharata
and the Bhagavadgita
The readers are taken through the
Mahabharata and through each of the
chapters of the Bhagavadgita, elucidating
the main points in each chapter and
giving insight and guidance for all.
The highest truths given in the Bhagavadgita
are made relevant to every spiritual
seeker.
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Moksha
Gita
A commentary by Swami Krishnananda on Swami
Sivananda's spiritual poem called Moksha
Gita or the Song of Liberation, with a
glossary of Sanskrit terms.
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The
Philosophy of the Panchadasi
A unique presentation on this unparalleled
compendium, expounding the fundamental
principles of the Vedanta propounding
the non-dual existence of Brahman,
the supremacy of the Absolute. Arranged
into three sections of five chapters
each, here is the entire Vedanta
in a nutshell. (Also listed under
Books on Metaphysical Philosophy.)
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The
Realisation of the Absolute
A treatise on the Vedanta-philosophy and
its methodology. Written by Swamiji at
the age of 26 years and still considered
by many as the best and most concentrated
of his books. |
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